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Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger dies at 100
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger exerted uncommon influence on global affairs under Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.
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State Dept. awards employees, families who go the extra mile abroad
Volunteerism by eligible family members, like the spouses and children of Foreign Service officers, has grown to compelling heights.
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VA again found homes for 38K struggling vets in 2023
Department outreach efforts have helped nearly 80,000 veterans since the start of 2022.
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AI can shore up federal cybersecurity overwhelmed by data, GDIT says
Machines and programs can handle rote tasks, freeing up manpower already spread thin and sought after.
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How federal agencies can curb ‘Shadow IT’ use by employees
The use of devices, applications and services outside the control of an organization’s IT security environment is on the rise.
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VA delays disputed change in how it pays for veterans’ ambulance trips
New rules were set to go into effect next February but will now be delayed until 2025.
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Federal employees say ‘Bah! Humbug!’ to vacation as burnout increases
More than a quarter of government employees say they haven’t taken a vacation in the past year.
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Social Security agency turnover may undermine hiring plans, union says
According to an exit survey data obtained by Federal Times, nearly 24% of new hires are already looking to leave the agency.
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Supply chain resilience council to meet as inflation remains worrisome
While consumer prices are down from last year’s peaks, polling shows inflation remains a challenge for Biden going into the 2024 presidential election.
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The challenge of adding governance as a pillar of cybersecurity
The new framework expands past critical infrastructure and reflects a structure for all organizations, no matter size, industry or region.
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Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger dies at 100
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger exerted uncommon influence on global affairs under Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.
-
State Dept. awards employees, families who go the extra mile abroad
Volunteerism by eligible family members, like the spouses and children of Foreign Service officers, has grown to compelling heights.
-
VA again found homes for 38K struggling vets in 2023
Department outreach efforts have helped nearly 80,000 veterans since the start of 2022.
-
AI can shore up federal cybersecurity overwhelmed by data, GDIT says
Machines and programs can handle rote tasks, freeing up manpower already spread thin and sought after.
-
How federal agencies can curb ‘Shadow IT’ use by employees
The use of devices, applications and services outside the control of an organization’s IT security environment is on the rise.
-
VA delays disputed change in how it pays for veterans’ ambulance trips
New rules were set to go into effect next February but will now be delayed until 2025.
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Federal employees say ‘Bah! Humbug!’ to vacation as burnout increases
More than a quarter of government employees say they haven’t taken a vacation in the past year.
-
Social Security agency turnover may undermine hiring plans, union says
According to an exit survey data obtained by Federal Times, nearly 24% of new hires are already looking to leave the agency.
-
Supply chain resilience council to meet as inflation remains worrisome
While consumer prices are down from last year’s peaks, polling shows inflation remains a challenge for Biden going into the 2024 presidential election.
-
The challenge of adding governance as a pillar of cybersecurity
The new framework expands past critical infrastructure and reflects a structure for all organizations, no matter size, industry or region.
-
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger dies at 100
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger exerted uncommon influence on global affairs under Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.
-
State Dept. awards employees, families who go the extra mile abroad
Volunteerism by eligible family members, like the spouses and children of Foreign Service officers, has grown to compelling heights.
-
VA again found homes for 38K struggling vets in 2023
Department outreach efforts have helped nearly 80,000 veterans since the start of 2022.
-
AI can shore up federal cybersecurity overwhelmed by data, GDIT says
Machines and programs can handle rote tasks, freeing up manpower already spread thin and sought after.
-
How federal agencies can curb ‘Shadow IT’ use by employees
The use of devices, applications and services outside the control of an organization’s IT security environment is on the rise.
-
VA delays disputed change in how it pays for veterans’ ambulance trips
New rules were set to go into effect next February but will now be delayed until 2025.
-
Federal employees say ‘Bah! Humbug!’ to vacation as burnout increases
More than a quarter of government employees say they haven’t taken a vacation in the past year.
-
Social Security agency turnover may undermine hiring plans, union says
According to an exit survey data obtained by Federal Times, nearly 24% of new hires are already looking to leave the agency.
-
Supply chain resilience council to meet as inflation remains worrisome
While consumer prices are down from last year’s peaks, polling shows inflation remains a challenge for Biden going into the 2024 presidential election.
-
The challenge of adding governance as a pillar of cybersecurity
The new framework expands past critical infrastructure and reflects a structure for all organizations, no matter size, industry or region.
